Bank Act rules for loans and Victoria’s future motion
Under the Bank Act the minimum loan is 50 shillings and the maximum 2000. Advances on freehold or certificated tenures under Crown Lands Acts will not exceed two thirds of the bank valuation, while uncertificated tenures may go to three fourths of improvements or two thirds of the sale value as valued by the bank. The piece notes that European rural banks are beneficial and calls for Victoria to follow suit, urging the State Ministry and the Country party to act. The rest reports local events, show updates, accidents, notices, and various society items from the district.
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Victoria
Basic wage dispute in Arbitration Court
Melbourne report notes Federated Gas Employers' Industrial Union secretary Mr Croft says workers seek higher rates and shorter hours but will not press beyond pressing for seven pounds per week after Justice Dowers’ base wage ruling. Victorian export butter faults raised at Melbourne show largely corrected. condemning boxes abroad reportedly not an issue with exporters.
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Alop
Swanston Streeet
Melbourne
Li O'Sullivan
Louth
Hobart
Queensland
Sir Brea) Cansell
Weribee Research
Farnt
Justice Powers
Federated Gas Melee
Adelaide
T. B. Roberts
Roberts
Randwick
Victoria
Goodwin Sands
Port Augusta
Commonwealth and Dominion Line
Capetown
Canezza
Elephant
Rome
Dr. Canezza
Sharpe
New Guinea
Witsensland
Uniform Railway Gauge Commission
Victiis
Ywyth
London
Commonwealth Line
House of Representatives
Wiliam T. Wright
Brighton
Canon Wise
England
George Ani Yong
Ballarat
Albury
Wearney
Sydney Harbor
Circular Quay
Ee Gorone
Arbitration
Croft
Federated Gas Employers’ Industrial Blon
Clisiis
Juan
Justice Dowers
Ilectariz
Melbourne Rats Yield No Plague Indications
Large numbers of rats were removed from ships and wharves across Melbourne and other city sites but no signs of bubonic plague were detected on any of them.
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Melbourne
City
Parer’s Flight Around Australia Delayed Again
Australian aviator Parer, who recently faced a mishap at the start of his attempted flight around Australia, postponed today's leg due to necessary aircraft adjustments. In other news, Frank Thorn, a well known hunter, was rescued from the Brisbane River early yesterday morning. condition of the rescuer or status not disclosed. Melbourne market prices for 16 day oats and cane are listed with figures.
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A&mo Tarera
Gymopiv
Asa
Abbe
Indira
Thosom
Chos
Pearson
Ietl
Gordon and Gotoh
Australia
Warrentayne
Itomorrow
W. Hopkina
Pickoldsiy
Sheop
Ata
Vistorian
Oboperative Co Ltd
P. Gaffney
Son-Tanksong
Benalla
J. Davis
CS Mummery
W. Waters
P. 0. Hale
W. J. Thomas
Parer
Barer
Anatrilia
Boxer
Frank Thorn
Brisbane
Interesting Bid for Chairman of Committees Amid Election Tangle
In the Legislative Assembly today the Government may nominate Mr M'Gregor for Chairman of Committees while Mr Carlisle of the Farmers Union and Mr Cotter of the Lalor party are also contenders. Without preference voting, candidates are nominated separately and party votes could shift to back or oppose M'Gregor. If M'Gregor loses, Carlisle could be renominated by the Farmers Union, or Cotter could be left as the sole viable candidate, risking a surprise by Labour’s Mr Sully if shifts occur, with potential ripple effects on the Railways Standing Committee race.
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Arivan
Legislative Assembly
M’gregor
Carlisle
Farmers’ Union Party
Lalor Party
Cotter
Phos
Mireegor
Farmers’ Union
Labor
Nny
Mir Regor
Paryers’ Union Party
Howse
Carfislé
Liberals
Barmers’ Union
Mic
Sully
Sully Seal
Railways
Weaver
Farmers Union Part
M‘gregor
The Chautauqua movement comes to Bonella town
A rugged summary outlines a nascent Australia Chautauqua project under the Companies Acts as a non profit promoting science education and entertainment. Notable speakers include Harold Peat from Vancouver and Dr Frank Lovell of Chicago. Event runs November 17 to 21 at Shire Hall Bonella with tickets for full admission.
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Australia
Antertin
Imganimtimn
Sony
Tb Ie
Strompe
Armorican Snothida
Adairabad Panple
Ito
Ven
Forbert Brookes
Pantoesnr
Mapoditth Atkinson
Boualla
Beligible
Canada
Frank K. Loveliiel
Chicago
Jarbanian
Mypig Id Entertainment
Shire Hell
Bonaila
Bonella
Rugland
Pachappat
Bonnin
Wangaratta
Alu
Whygus
Willy
Flood Incident on Tarrawingee Bridge Rescue at Wahgunyah
Mr Fisher his son and a nephew faced a flood while crossing Tarrawingee bridge. The cart and horse capsized, water swept the cart and lifted the horse. Fisher swam aided the boy and nephew to a tree, then rescued the horse and returned home soaked but safe.
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Rawingee
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Wahgaratta
Perilous Journey Through Flooded Roads Near Benalla
Mr Georgensier and eleven travelers faced a nine mile detour under flood water between Benalla and Yarra Wonga on September 10. The drag with four horses endured seven hours of peril as embankments guarded by torrenting water gave way. Drivers and passengers remained tense. fences along miles of road washed away.
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Georgensier
Pury
Benalla
Yarrawonga
Marrawonga
Esler
Ma Esler
Giyay
Woollen mills and power scheme spark regional push
Local writers praise neighboring towns like Wangaratta for advancing woollen mills and electricity projects. A plan to install electric power for industry faces costs and doubts, but communities from Kyabram to Beechworth push for industrial growth, urging public involvement and decisive action to chart a brighter economic future.
Sixty Clerks Needed for Public Service Examination
A Melbourne University administered entry exam for clerical posts in the State Public Service will open applications on December 1. Sixty clerk positions are available with salaries from £720 to £2,264 yearly. Candidates must pass school leaving or intermediate exams. 30 and 90 places allocated by passing different levels. Exams begin December 1 with multiple subjects and a varied test format.
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Atengomenty
Elerical
State Public Service
Partiaitinis
Malbourne University
Public Service
Regittar
Melbourne University
Hose
Ib W
Bouad
Tennis Event At St Joseph's Grounds On Sunday
Sunday tennis at St Joseph's drew a crowd with 30 players listed by President Pathos O'Reilly and Mir Jue Mennolac among organizers. Invitations extended to nearby church clubs, with Hambour fixed by opening dig.
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Sy. Joseph
Oleh
Pathos
Ukervalle racing results from Sunday races
In theUkervalle card on Sunday several races saw winners and placings. Mullen Pinta and Spicklows Thughton led the early sprint while Arsen alt finished second and Molly Veil with Winnie claimed lower units. The day featured six furlongs with Ragiyurnie winning Leigh Provo dy Alvodur i.
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Arsenalt
Molly Veil
Winnie
Ayaa Faudivap
Furlonay
Ragiyurnie
Leigh Provo Dy
Alvodur i
Jon Handicap
Tai
Maveny
Witte Ate
Spork Andale
Queue Beye
Lord Barry
Wibhor
Ovens
Masta Dix
Miss Bathbweig
Hino
Wip Nor
Top-dressing with superphosphate boosts grazing capacity
A policy for graziers urges autumn or spring application of superphosphate as a top‑dressing to improve pasture. Reports show stock carrying capacity increasing by 30 to 102 percent, with faster root growth and earlier spring vigor, especially when applied before winter. Applying by drill, shovel, or broadcast is described, along with the benefit of keeping stock in sheds during cold periods to maximize returns.
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Rey Tate
Snsot
Sheon
Federal Government in Australia as Hughes faces Country Party
The Age reports political strain as Mr Hughes returns to Australia to confront a rift with the Country Party. With Labor and Country totaling 37 seats and Government 38, discontent among Watt and Fowler grows. Rumors of a challenge over War Service Homes extend to possible talks of Hughes extending absence to attend a Washington Disarmament Conference, while the Country Party asserts it will not be dictated to in policy.
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Hughes
Australia
Country Party
Labor and
Country Parties
Messrs Watt
Fowler
War Service Homes Administration
Anu
Age
Willins
Country Arty
Difficulties of Proprietors At Country Press Meeting
At the Vip urian Provincial Press Associates annual meeting in Melbourne discussion centered on country printers wages. A resolution urged limiting wage hikes and working hours, warned of employers leaving business if unions push further restrictions, and supported extending technical training for printing apprentices nationwide. The conference also urged action on libel law reform and safeguarding fair reporting in papers. The session endorsed federal and state measures to protect press profits and reduce duty on British newsprint.
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Vipurian Provincial Press Associates
Ie Mercantile Exchange
Collins Saget
Melbourne
W. A. Winthlead
Stawelloway
Ec-Elelidd Presdent
Hiscock
Bessally
Victorian Provincial , Press Association
Australia
Working Men
Harvey
Oe Warragut
Hose of
Senate
Flood reports mislead readers about Swanpool post office
To the Editor the writer objects to a flood scare report dated the 18th claiming Swanpool post office issued alert. He says no direct reports were received until 6 p m and that Mr M Allen of Benalla confirmed no flood risk that evening. He urges residents to contact Mr M Allen for hourly river condition updates.
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Vyour
Swanpool
Neo Wiguiriee
M'Allen
Benalla
Favre
M‘allen
Appalling German dye works disaster claims thousands of lives
A catastrophic explosion at the Oppau aniline dye works near Prankenthal in the Rhineland caused massive casualties. Initial estimates suggest about 1,500 deaths and 2,500 injuries as blasts shattered the town and nearby Mantheim factory structures collapsed. The disaster left Oppau near desolation with many victims from the village and workers returning home from work disrupted and killed.
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Oppau
Prankenthal
Rhineland
Tatest
Oppant
Avfich
Oppay
Mantheim
Ooppay
Tris
Salaits debate and municipal official tensions arise
A garbled letter questions salaries and actions of municipal officials. The writer references concerns over salaries and political maneuvering, asking who will disclose proposals and who will be affected. The tone implies frustration with governance and possible fiscal disputes.
Tom Almost the Sire and Races of a Thoroughbred Stallion
Tom Almost is a brown seven year old horse with strong breed qualifications and a flashy harness style. His sire Aliios 2.28 by Almont and dam Tucla descendant map his solid racing lineage including Richmond Handicaps and Bracelet races with multiple prizes. Dam line traces to Wellerly and Wellington, naming notable thoroughbred ancestry and proven performance through numerous races and prize money.
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Tom Almost
Almont
Asic
Csimost
Richmond
Tawthem
Assimu Nf Portas
Almjust Gy
Lally
Kitlyy
von Motte
Sotrell
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Harrison
Weouony
ME Te
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Aboul, & Pein
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Cookie
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Shirehall
George’ Walettrom
Eileen Percy
Bride
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Sexta
Welch
Wirm's
Crowe
Ron Fiet
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Broken River
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Tatong Hun
Clerist Bonells
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Mulbourne
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Bee
Broken Tiver
Arhur J. Allen
Ob Barcom
N. W
Broken River Hotel
Misa Michael
Allan
Gourelny
Bonglin
Allen
Gagette Noroey
Government
Lond
Nares
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Wolyullah
Haw Hoor
Blackburne
Roburt Blackburns
Perthite
William M‘kenale
Nored
Yousrang
William T. Byrne
Peschaltie
Harwein
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Mann
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William Manz
Ruby
Nike
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Merbon
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Sun of
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C. Dotuna
Gedo
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Otter
A. D Jankins
J.P
Whting
Lokia
Tonga
Mi, Kennedy
Canriéds
Mr. Hughes
Country Press Association Difficulties of Proprietors
BAWRA
Jonath
Aldoka
Baer
Howe
Pricom Stove
Cnnieans
Apiott
Isis Jaora’ Union Delagtos
Phat
Ptfao
Alavn
Byrmore
Daluaty and Company
Cnnesa
Wispoml
Germany
SHIRE
Sabonui
Enidagh
W. H. Tew
Bridge St
Benita
Phons
Tungamah
Sutround
Wrottlny
Bella
Mise Ridn
Lom
Swasepool
Lalas
Henderson Hall
Jane Ive
T. J. Davis
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